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The OREGON STATESMAN. Sato. Oregon, Friday Morning. December 22, 1933
a. f. Bonox
: KB IT BRIDGE
Mrs. T. Bowersox won the two
t : acssion duplicate bridge contest
, concluded Tuesday afternoon at
the Marian hotel with a total of
142 points. She was also high In
. play for that afternoon. Jeanne
Wilson waa very close for the two
afternoons with , a total of 14
points. Standing of the first eight
players for the 50 hands, accord
ing to Mrs. William H. Quinn, di
rector, was:
1. Mrs. Bowersox 142; 2. Jeanne
Wilson 140; 3. Mrs. Dan Kellaher
138: 4. Mrs. Harry Weidmer 131:
6. Rathtta Hoffnell 1301; 6. Mrs.
William Walton 127; 7. Mrs.
Prinee Byrd 127; 8. Mrs. William
- EInxig 126.
The contest was held as a test
of ability of individual players. In
; the afternoons of December. 12
and December 19. It was arranged
-. that erery player played two
5 boards with every other player as
V- a partner and two boards with ev
i ' cry ' other player aa an opponent!
' Individual tallies were given eaeh
player , to assist in finding new
-, V' places. -
The schedule for 25 players
used by Mrs. Quinn was used in
the national championship last
- year. One player sits oat during
each round, since it was impos
sible to devise a plan whereby 25
players would constantly bid and
play. The novelty of the move
ment, according to Mrs. Quinn, ap
pealed to the players and proved
to many the value of a good part
nership game.
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SEATTLE, Dec. 21. (JP) Pa
rt fic northwest carloadings of 63,
317 cars during November were
the best for November since 1930,
Secretary R. E. Clark of the Pa
cific northwest advisory board for
"the American Railway, association
reported today. In November last
year, they were 54,974 and in
Novi. 1931, 60,288.
Vivacious Alice White, screen star, and Sidney Bartlett, screen writer,
whose marriage in Magdalena, Sonora, Mex., climaxed the longest
engagement in Hollywood history. Their engagement was first an
nounced by the actress in 1929. It was subsequently broken and repaired
more than once.
GETS IRON JOB
LIBERTY, Dec. 21. Howard
Olden, who has spent some time
here visiting with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. W. Olden, has received
employment with the Klamath
Falls iron works and left for that
city.
HONOR STUDENT TOLD
SCIO, Dec. 21. Report cards
for the second six weeks were dis
tributed in the high school Wed
nesday. Honor cards were award
ed to Melvin Holt, entire high
school,, Maxine Arnold, senior;
Melvin Holt, junior; Arlene Dar
by, sophomore; Thelma Sprague,
freshman.
SCHOOL MEET CALLED
BETHEL, Dec. 21. A special
school meeting for Bethel district
has been called for Wednesday,
December 27, at 8 o'clock. O. L
Brubaker, chairman of the board,
will preside.
JOIrT PROGFIAMOF
it Tu be 1H
The Church of the Naxarene
will present its Christmas,, pro
gram Sunday night at 7:30
o'clock. It is to be a combined
program given Jointly by the Inn
day school and by the church
choir. The orchestra, directed by
J. O. MInton, will open the pro
gram with a group of old favor
He Christmas carols. Following
this there will be a short pro
gram of music and exercises given
by the elementary departments of
the Sunday school and arranged
by Miss Louise Pinnell.
The closing number will be the
cantata, "King All Glorious" by
Roy E. Nolte, presented by the
50 roice choir of the church. John
S. Friesen is director of the choir
and Mrs. A. J. Smith is accom
panist. The soloists are: soprano.
Miss Ila Hoffer; contralto. Miss
Thea Sampson; tenor, Clyde Hot
ter. :
Rev. Fletcher Galloway Is pas
tor at the church and Frank M.
Litwlller is superintendent of the
Sunday school.
Resume
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Club Thrives; iWill s
ion January
is Now 50
Operat
bership
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Fresh Fruits
& Vegetables
Celery Hearts
5g bunch
Sweet Potatoes
'Cranberries
2 s. 23
Brazils
Large Washed Manoas -()
lb. IjC
Walnuts Fancy F"neg 20c
Almonds KL 8h 20c
CANDY
2
24 ib. box
Prince Albert Tobacco "maswrapped 69 C
Your Christinas Dinner Is Not Complete Without Snowflake Soda's
Plain Mix
Candy
La Belle Mix large amount
hand-made pieces
Fancy Hand-Made Creams
Carmels, Nougats
lbs.
lbs.
25c
45c
59c
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Prices Effective
Friday and Saturday, Dec. 22, 23
RflcDOWELL MARKET
i SALEM'S LEADING MARKET
171 S. Commercial
Phone 8757
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Turkeys, Ducks, Geese, Chickens We offer you the very best of quality of
birds for your Christmas dinner, and an unequaled price. Come in and see.
We All Wish You ...
Merry Christmas
and a
Prosperous New
Year
COME IN AND JOIN OUR
GUESSING CONTEST
We Close at 8 ' o'Clock Saturday Evening
Noel Play Slated
For Sunday Night
At Brooks Church
BROOKS, Dec. 21. A play.
"The Night Before Christmas"
will be put on by the young peo
ple on Christmas ere at the Brooks
community church. O. O. Epley is
directing and the cast includes
Leo Reed, Gladys Epley, DorotAy
McKnight, Alrin Reed, Ada Hut
to, Jack Bosch, Donald Waller,
Charles Hntto. John Hutto, Albert
Harris, Alfred Lorraine and Eliza
beth Clark.
Additional program numbers
will be singing of carols, read
ing by Ramona McKnight, songs
by a quartet composed of Maxine
and Dorothy McKnight and Ada
and John Hutto, yocal solo by Mr.
Quigley. A four - piece orchestra
consisting of Alfred Lorraine, Mr.
Hnnt, Albert Harris and Berna
dine Wheeler, will assist.
The usual treat will be given
the Sunday school members at the
Sunday morning service, says Rev.
G. H. Quigley, pastor.
At 1:30 o'clock Tuesday morn
ing, -with one battle still unde
cided, the Salem Chess club call
ed off Its regular Monday night
meetings until January 1. Then
a number of the lovers of the
royal game will again, assemble.
In St. Paul's parish house for
another tire or six hours of in
t a n 1 v a concentration on the
greatest game of strategy ever
devised, and one that nas come
down from ancient civilizations.
Storming strongholds of toe
enemy with the powerful guns of
the "castles"; galloping across
the board with the "knights" on
prancing steeds; outwitting the
amorous and treacherous "queen"
who is more powenui even man
the throne; holding a position
with the aid of the mitred
"bishops";, driving little by little
but ever forward the pawns,
the cannon fodder of chess. Into
no-man's land: Is it any wonder
that chess which so Intrigued the
minds of the ancients snoum live
on and captivate the imagination
of men and women in . almost
every country of the world to
day?
Amon the Salem chess play
ers, it is discovered that there
are on its membership rolls, sur
geons, dentists, clergymen, law
yers, a newspaper columnist, en
trineers. real estate dealers, in
surance men, university profes
sor, college president, superinten
dent of a fish hatchery, a fox
farmer, musician, clerks, dairyman.
The club was organized at the
close of a chess party held four
years ago in the home of Rev.
George H. Swift. The 12 men
present constituted the charter
membership ot the club. There
are now SO men enrolled, with
an average attendance of -between
35 and 40, with men coming from
Mehama, Stayton, Lyons and ML
AngeL The president this year is
LeRoy Ledgerwood, superinten
dent of the fish hatchery at Me
hama. The handicap system of tour
nament play In use in the Salem
club Is patterned after that ot
Portland and other Pacific coast
clubs.
Any lover of chess Is cordially
invited to join the club, as the
handicap system used soon auto
matically shows his ability, and
he may choose his opponents
from his own class if he chooses.
James E, Renner
Dies in Portland;
Lived in Hubbard
HUBBARD, Dec. 21. Notice
has been received of the death of
James B. Renner, aged 77, late of
Portland, father of Mrs. Mary
Black, James L. and Robert E.
Renner of Portland; also surviv
ed by four grandchildren. The
funeral was held Wednesday, De
cember 20 at the Portland crema
torium. Mr. Renner was well - known
in Hubbard as he formerly lived
on the Will Rider place at Elliott
prairie. After he sold that place
he bought the Poinsett place west
of town, later selling that before
moving to Hubbard. Mr. and Mrs.
Renner were members of the Con
gregational church in Hubbard.
Men on Deck for
Work but No Boss
In Sight, Found
LIBERTY, Dec. 21. A number
of men found themselves in a
rather umiei'il situation when
they report re for road work
Monday n . There were no
boss and no .
The men had been notified to
begin work Monday morning on
a CWA road improvement pro
ject. Someo'ne had forgotten to no
tify W. W. Westenhouse who is to
be foreman on the job. After mat
ters were straightened out tne
crew went to work at 1 o'clock
digging a ditch on each side of
the road going westward from the
store.
Ten men, mostly ex-service
men, worked Monday. More are to
go on Tuesday.
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THE BEST FOR LESS
Tall Cans
Armours MULES. 4 3.9s
Full Line - Christmas Candies All Kinds
Chase and
Sanborn
Dated
(5oS5ee 27
lb.
Iodized Salt
2-lb. pkg
5c
Pork and Beans, Van
16-oz. can tJU
Life Buoy Soap
Cake
5c
15 lbs. Potatoes
in Handy
Shopping Bag
For
12c
KITCHEN QUEEN
Hard Wheat
$1.39
A AS
sack
Crown Best Patent -
4ft sack ...$169
TOILET TISSUE
iooo o f Hp
Sheets O rolls lUt
Fancy Pumpkin, 2'i size
M cans ... 15c
Baker's Postum Baker's
Premium Cr Cocoa
Chocolate
Vl 1 (to
sacs aD 'b
Cake Package 1 lb. LuC
SNOWFLAKE CRACKERS WILL MAKE YOUR
CHRISTMAS DINNER COMPLETE
Full
Cream
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We Reserve the Righl to Limit Quantities
I Caplars Cash Grocery
6 UE SUES
STATE US 116
Sale of gasoline in Oregon
have been increasing steadily
sine midsummer according to a
comparative statement ot sale
and receipts released this week
by, the secretary of state's office.
Total gains in gallons of gasoline
sold In the last five months
amounts to 3,834,481, despite a
one-cent Increase in the state tax
and a half-cent boost in federal
1T
As a result of the increase of
the last five months the losses
m sales the forepart of the year
have been wiped out and the
state now records 92,000 more
gallons of gasoline sold the first
11 months of 1933 than in the
corresponing period of 1932. Rev
enues to the state trom the gaa
tax have been rapidly swelled,
the net Increase being $881,852.
bringing the total tax collected to
SS.728.720.
Teachers Exams in
Eclipse, New Law
Teachers examinations got tin
der way Wednesday at the court
house. Only two teachers are tak
ing the testa which are to be giv
en for three days by Mrs. Mary L.
Fulkerson, county school super
intendent. Under the Oregon law
effective January 1. 1934, only
teachers wb.6"llaTe had certifi
cates within three previous years,
will be eligible to take the exam
inations and thus to qualify for
certificates. All other teachers
must have normal school diplo
mas. Once ft teacher obtains a
mark of 90 in a subject, she is
exempt from further examinations
in the work,. V
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Something Different in Angel Food
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We Are Baiting IOOO for Christmas
ORDER A FRESH ONE FROM YOUR GROCER
FRIDAY OR SATURDAY
Local Fresh Creamery
lbs. (Limit) 35c
Phone 4018
M. J. B.
COFEEE
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Swansdown or Soitasilk,
large package jOC
FvHnims6 RZeatt
Extra fine Q OK
quality O lbs. OL
All Christmas wrapped. All fr-t AA
brands in stock. Carton tpJLevrvF
Dates, in bulk, fresh .2 lbs. 17c
Black's Choc. Covered Cherries ....lb. 29c
Del Maiz Corn, No. 303 cans 2 for 19c
Del Monte E. G. Peas ..Z 2 cans 25c
Vanilla, 4-oz. bottles .....each 19c
Popcorn, guaranteed, in bulk ....2 lbs. 13c
Cocoanut, Vi lb. pkg. in cello. 15c
Baker's Chocolate - Yt lb. bar 22c
Log Cabin Syrup med. can 39c
Instant Postum large can 37c
Fruits for Salad tall can 15c
Tomato Juice, H & D brand 2 for 15c
Pineapple, Solar B.S., No. 2 cans 2 for 25c
Fresh Roasted Peanuts 2 lbs. 17c
Flour, Golden Bella 49 lbs. $1.39
Sunny Monday Soap 10 bars 19c
Ry Tak, for Health. .....1 lb. pkg. 10c
1 lb. Prince Albert, Christmas wrap, 73c
1 lb. Velvet, Christmas wrap ..73c
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Fancy Chocolates
l-lb. boxes 29c
3-lb. boxes 73c
MAYONNAISE
...... 12V2C
Dutch Boy, in bulk,
pint ...i
M. J. B. Co.'s Aladdin
SSSee lb. 22
King and
Orput ....
.... tc bottles 25c
CANDY and NUTS
Old Fashioned Chocolates, Plain or Bro
ken Mix Gum Drops, Cream Mix
ALL 2 lbs. 25c
Brazil Nuts
2 lbs. 25c
Filberts, Almonds, .Walnuts
ALL 1 lb. 17c; 2 lbs. 33c
H & D Jell Powder 3 for 14c
1 lb", cans Granger Christmas wrap
Tobacco, pound - . 63c
Salad Aid quart 29c
Sweet Pickles .... quart 33c
Catsup, 14-oz. bottles each 10c
Heinz Fig or Plum Pudding in the
med. size tins - each 29c
Jams, berry flavors 2Vi-lb. jar 29c
Margarine, Gem Nut ......4lbs. 25c
Snowflake Crackers for Your
Christmas Dinner
FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES
Sweet
Potatoes
Smooth, Firm
4 ibi. .. 15c
Cranberries
Large Western
2 lbs. .. 19C
Squash
All Kinds
Lb.
lc
Oranges
Sweet and Juicy
Med. alze 2 dos. 25c
Lrg. size, 2 dos. 85c
Grapefruit
Hed. size 4 for 9c
Lg. size 8 for 14c
Soedlesa
Quality Meats
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